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Tunde Adebimpe is back, baby. The soulful, enigmatic frontman of TV On The Radio has been silent for a few years now, but he’s reemerged, signed to Sub Pop for a 2025 debut album, and delivering a helluva welcome back song. Though the song has him thinking about his time and place in the human Read more
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You may have noticed it’s been a year since last I posted. Sorry about that! It’s been a year. I’ve been battling long-term depression and other mental illnesses too grim to mention right now. One of the results of this has been a loss of interest in writing—not writer’s block, per se; the words just Read more
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Robin Guthrie needs no introduction; the Cocteau Twins guitarist has firmly made his reputation as a sonic craftsman par excellence. In recent years he’s been releasing four-song EPs, just brief enough to entice the listener for more, yet just fulfilling enough to satisfy. (He did, after all, cement his previous band’s legacy with EPs, so Read more
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A new book from Beatles expert Philip Norman offers an in-depth look at the life of George Harrison. Read more
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The Recoup Song Of The Week is “F For Fake” by John Fahey, taken from his Drag City release, Proofs & Refutations. Read more
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A new book looks into the lives of the unknown musicians who briefly joined forces with Bob Dylan and helped to rerecord what would become one of Dylan’s masterpieces. Read more
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The Recoup Song Of The Week is “Adonia’s Lullaby” by Sons of Kemet, taken from the Native Rebel Recordings release Burn (10th Anniversary Edition. Read more
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A collection of humorous and thoughtful personal essays makes up Love & Industry, a love letter to life in the midwestern United States. Read more
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The Recoup Song Of The Day is “Christie Road” by Green Day, taken from Dookie: 30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition. Read more
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A fine, superb bedroom pop album full of songs about the confusion nature of new adulthood, from a woman with a promising future. Read more
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